Melting Pot Trivia Quiz

Israel Zangwill is the correct answer because he was the author of the play "The Melting Pot," not Lin Manuel Miranda, Chuck Lorre, or David Butler.

The correct answer is David Quixano. This can be inferred from the given statement that "The name of the main character in the drama was." Among the options provided, David Quixano is the only name that matches the given criteria.

The main character emigrates to America.

President Theodore Roosevelt was in attendance on the first day of production in the United States of America. This is known because he was known for his progressive policies and support for industrialization, and he was in office from 1901 to 1909, during a time of significant economic growth and industrial expansion in the country. Additionally, Roosevelt was known for his efforts to regulate big businesses and promote fair competition, which aligns with the idea of being present on the first day of production.

The correct answer is Jewish because the play depicts a family belonging to the Jewish ethnicity. This can be inferred from the given options and their association with different ethnicities.

The main character in the question writes a symphony called "The crucible".

In 1938, the play was first staged in the United Kingdom.

The drama was first staged in the year 1908.

The title character survived a pogrom, an organized massacre or persecution of a specific ethnic or religious group, which unfortunately resulted in the death of his family.

Walker Whiteside is the correct answer because he played the title character in the given question.